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LKA 115 (P414024)

Literary, Neo-Assyrian, Assur · c. 911 BCE–612 BCE

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DesignationLKA 115
IDP414024
Museum no.VAT 13952
CollectionVorderasiatisches Museum, Berlin, Germany
LanguageAkkadian
PeriodNeo-Assyrian · c. 911 BCE–612 BCE
GenreLiterary
Find spotAssur (mod. Qalat Sherqat)
Coordinates35.4557, 43.2611

Transliteration (ATF)

From Open Richly Annotated Cuneiform Corpus (ORACC) · CC BY-SA 3.0 (ORACC default); per-file JSON license fields say: This data is released under the CC0 license (133618)

Machine draft. The right-hand column is machine English from ixmon/atf-to-english (atf-en-t5base-F, 2026-10-17), generated line by line from the transliteration. It is unreviewed and is not a scholarly translation.

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1DIŠ ina E₂ NA GISKIM.MEŠ ḪUL.MEŠ IGI.MEŠ-raIf signs are seen in a man's house
2ana ḪUL GISKIM.MEŠ ḪUL.MEŠ ana NA u E₂-šu₂ NU TE-eFor the evil of omens, evil does not approach a man and his house.
33 KEŠ₂.MEŠ ina IGI KA₂ KEŠ₂ 7.TA.AM₃ NINDA.MEŠ3 doors in front of the gate of the door, 7 each of bread
4ana IGI KA₂ GAR-an {šim}SES {giš}ere-nuYou set up in front of the gate a cedar tree.
5ina 15 KA₂ ta-sar₂-raq KAŠ BAL-qi₂ {dug}SILA₃.GAZYou strew beer on the right of the gate.
6ša₂ IM GAR-an ina ŠA₃ {dug}SILA₃.GAZ NU IM GAR-anYou set up a šāgu-vessel. In the hand of a bowl, you set up an utensil.
7ina {dug}BUR.ZI.GAL SIK₂ UR.GI₇ GE₆In a bowl, you sprinkle dog urine. Night
8ŠE₁₀ ŠAḪ I₃ KU₆ GAR-an UR₅.GIM DU₁₁.GAYou put down a pig's carcass (and) fish's oil. You speak as follows.
9{d}i-šum EN SILA DINGIR.MU u {d}15.MUIšum, lord of the streets of my god and my goddess
10ša₂ MUNUS.ḪUL an-ni-tu₂ i-pu-šu₂-nin-niThis curse that he performed against me
11lu kaš-ša₂-pu lu kaš-šap-tu₂ lu ⸢NITA₂⸣ [lu MUNUS]either a bēru-demon or a kašpātu-disease or an ēriba-districtor
12lu TUR lu GAL lu ADDA ⸢lu⸣ {[lu₂}TI]or a boy, or an older or older, a man
13lu AD lu ŠEŠ lu NIN ⸢lu⸣ [AMA]Whether father, son, sister, mother
14lu ib-ri lu tap-pu-u ⸢lu⸣ [it-ba-ru]or an heir, or a friend, a stranger has entered
15lu I₃.DU₈ lu EN.NUN KA₂ [E₂.GAL-lim]or gatekeeper or guard of the palace gate
16ša ŠU{ii}su ana E₂.⸢MU⸣ [ub-ba-lu]Whose hand they shall bring to the E’ešuma-ē23 temple
17si-ip-pi i-ḫal-la-⸢šu₂⸣ [x-x-x-(x)]the door jambs ...
18a-na {d}UR.⸢GU.LA⸣ [x-x-x-(x-x)] ; ⸢a-na⸣ [x-x-x-x-x-x-(x)]to Ur-egula-e23
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1'⸢SAG⸣ pa-⸢ša₂-ni{mušen⸣} [x-x-x-(x) ištēniš tasâk]You pound together esag-plant and papparû-plant
2'ina I₃ {giš}ŠUR.⸢MIN₃ ḪE⸣.[ḪE-ma ina U₄ 1.KAM U₄ 10.KAM]You mix with cypress oil and on the 1st day, on the 10th day
3'U₄ 20.KAM U₄ 30.KAM x [x-x-x-x-x-x-(x-x)]20th day, 30th day ...
4'u ZAG.DU₈ E₂-šu₂ [tulappat-ma]and the front of his house you bind, and
5'GISKIM ḪUL ana NA u ⸢E₂⸣-[šu₂ ul iṭeḫḫe]A sign of evil will not approach a man and his house.
6'DINGIR ze-⸢nu⸣-u KI ⸢LU₂⸣ [isallim]The angry (personal) god is with the ēlû-priest
7'{u₂}NU.⸢LUḪ⸣.ḪA {u₂}⸢KUR⸣.[GI.RIN.NA]ēšû-plant (a kind of juniper)
8'{u₂}ḪAR.⸢ḪAR⸣ {u₂}⸢ḪAR.SAG⸣ [ina KAŠ.SAG NAG-ma]He drinks ḫašû-plant (and) ēsag-plant in prime-quality beer
9'ḪUL A₂.MEŠ GISKIM.MEŠ ina ⸢E₂⸣ [NA NU IGI]The evil of portents (and) omens is not seen in a man's house.
10'ki-ma la-bi-ri-šu₂ ša₃-ṭir ba₃-⸢ri₃⸣Like an old man, he was carried off.
11'a-na ṣa-bat e-pe-ši {m}ki-ṣir-aš-šur MAŠ.MAŠFor the work of Kiṣir-Assur, exorcist
12'⸢u₂⸣-šaš-ṭir-ma ib₂-riIt is an ešaštbir plant

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